The route starts at Aktivpark Montafon and follows the Ill cycle path along the towns of Tschagguns, Gantschier to Vandans (Venser Bild chapel) downstream. Over a lightly trafficked road it continues downstream past the sewage treatment plant to Lorüns. In Lorüns the entire residential and town center is crossed. Then it continues downstream along the Ill to Bludenz. The next town is only touched, it is Nüziders. After the sewage treatment plant in Nüziders, you briefly turn your back to the Ill and cycle through forest and field sections towards the town center of Ludesch. Shortly after you reach Thüringen, which is also only touched. The bike path continues through field sections further downstream and then you reach Gais. In Gais you cross the motorway bridge as well as the Ill and reach Nenzing. There it goes slightly uphill along the Ill. A little later you cycle parallel to the motorway back to Nüziders. You cross the motorway bridge and Ill bridge once more. Along the Ill, you cycle back the same way to Schruns.
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Coming from Bludenz, take the Bludenz/Montafon highway exit and follow the L188 into Montafon until Schruns-Tschagguns. At the Rätikon junction, continue straight towards St. Gallenkirch and then follow the signs to Aktivpark Montafon. www.maps.google.com
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Free parking spaces are located at Aktivpark Montafon in Schruns-Tschagguns.
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47.071721, 9.914627
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47°04'18.2"N 9°54'52.7"E
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32T 569441 5213540
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